In this paper the problem is examined of estimating the liability of structures to fatigue failure when subjected to non-stationary random loading processes. An analytic expression is deduced for the expected number of crossings per second with positive slope at any amplitude level for a normal non-stationary random process and this result is combined with the cumulative damage hypothesis to give an estimate of the mean damage in a given time for a structure with a normally distributed stress process. In the stationary case’the expressions given here reduce to results already available in the literature
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The fatigue life of vibrating structures subjected to uniaxial or multiaxial random stresses can be ...
AbstractGenerally, structures and mechanical components are subjected to multiaxial loadings under r...
AbstractThe article describes the method of estimation of the fatigue life under the multi-parameter...
An equivalent constant amplitude fatigue loading (Miner's stress) is developed for stationary random...
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Abstract: The method of representation of stochastic processes of loading called by a method of the ...
The probability density functions used to characterize the distribution of fatigue cycles in random ...
This article presents an application of a method for estimating the inherent statistical variability...
Service loadings in structures and mechanical components can be modelled as random processes. The du...
The probability density functions used to characterize the distribution of fatigue cycles in random ...
The contribution deals with a complicated problem of fatigue damage of structure parts, which are lo...
The problem of estimating the mean rain-flow fatigue damage in randomly vibrating structures is cons...
This paper treats the theoretical fatigue analysis of non-Gaussian random loadings. It first reviews...
An investigation of fatigue strength and life usually joined with experiments, which are made using ...
The fatigue life of vibrating structures subjected to uniaxial or multiaxial random stresses can be ...
AbstractGenerally, structures and mechanical components are subjected to multiaxial loadings under r...
AbstractThe article describes the method of estimation of the fatigue life under the multi-parameter...
An equivalent constant amplitude fatigue loading (Miner's stress) is developed for stationary random...
AbstractThe article describes the case of multivariable random loading, which occurs when the caterp...
The aim of the present paper is to evaluate the effect of the loading non-proportionality on damage ...
Abstract: The method of representation of stochastic processes of loading called by a method of the ...
The probability density functions used to characterize the distribution of fatigue cycles in random ...
This article presents an application of a method for estimating the inherent statistical variability...
Service loadings in structures and mechanical components can be modelled as random processes. The du...
The probability density functions used to characterize the distribution of fatigue cycles in random ...
The contribution deals with a complicated problem of fatigue damage of structure parts, which are lo...
The problem of estimating the mean rain-flow fatigue damage in randomly vibrating structures is cons...
This paper treats the theoretical fatigue analysis of non-Gaussian random loadings. It first reviews...
An investigation of fatigue strength and life usually joined with experiments, which are made using ...
The fatigue life of vibrating structures subjected to uniaxial or multiaxial random stresses can be ...
AbstractGenerally, structures and mechanical components are subjected to multiaxial loadings under r...